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Hayward Pool Pumps

This collection holds 24 Hayward pool pumps, all from a single manufacturer so motor design and build quality stay consistent across the range. Of these, 18 are variable-speed models and 6 are single-speed. Most are built for inground pools (17), with 6 suited to commercial applications and 1 for aboveground use.

Start by matching pump type to how the pool is used: single-speed pumps run at one fixed output and suit setups where flow needs don't change, while variable-speed pumps let you dial speed up or down for different tasks like skimming, heating, or running water features, which matters more if the pump runs long hours. Next, confirm the pump is rated for your pool type — commercial-rated models are built for higher-demand systems, and the single aboveground option here is sized specifically for that use, not for inground plumbing. Voltage and phase also narrow the field fast: some models run single phase on 115V or 230V, others are three-phase units wired at 230V, 460V, or both, so check what your equipment pad can supply before choosing.

Within variable-speed, models range from the Hayward TriStar® VS 900 Omni at 1.85 THP up through the TriStar® VS 950 Omni at 2.7 THP, with the TriStar® VS 820 Omni at 2.25 THP and the TriStar® XE at 1.85 THP offering different feature sets — the VS 820 Omni adds Hayward Omni automation with Alexa compatibility, while the XE offers up to six selectable speeds and published Weighted Energy Factor ratings. On the single-speed side, the HCP 4000 and HCP 3000 series are three-phase and single-phase workhorse pumps built with TEFC motors and NSF/ANSI 50 certification, distinguishing themselves mainly by voltage, union connection size, and phase configuration rather than by speed control.